Yenisseian etymology : Query result

Proto-Yenisseian: *pɨʔɨĺ

Sino-Caucasian etymology: Sino-Caucasian etymology

Meaning: intestine(s)

Ket: hɨ̄ĺ // hɨ:ĺ, pl. hɨ̄ĺǝŋ¹

Yug: fɨ:ĺ, pl. fɨ̄ĺiŋ¹ / fɨ:ĺiŋ³

Arin: ṕhorga (М., Сл., Срсл., Кл.) "belly (брюхо)"; aperga (Лоск.) id.

Comments: ССЕ 250. For the development *-ʔ(V)ĺ > Ar. -rg- see also PY *bVʔĺ. Hardly justified is Helimski's (КС 248) idea about the Arin form being borrowed from Selk. pɛrqɨ 'belly'. Werner 1, 349 <*p^hɨgǝl / *p^hɨlǝ>. Cf. also Ket hʌ́ĺa 'belly, external side of belly' (Werner 1, 334); Kott. pogal- in pogal-thīn 'navel' (see *tɨr).